The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-01
UMANCERY SALE
R E AL ESTATE.

No. 1901, R.-Chsneery Court. of Shelby
Gounty-Laura Mitchell OF al VS.. Enoch
Ensley ct al; and
No; 1872 k.-Hill, Fontaine d Co. VS. Laura
DY Virtue Of an interlocutory decree for
ID sale entered in the above ,aHse on the
18th day of April, 1887, M. B. 81, page 526,
will sell, at public auction, to the highest
ONCE, at the Main street entrance Of the
courthouse Of Shelby county, Memphis,
Tennessee, on
Saturday, May Fl. 1887,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Tenn,
to-wit:
A tract Of land beginning at tho southwest
corner Of Peter MitchelPs land; thence
south $50 81 east rs chains: tn nee Horth
1918 chaine; thence north $50 vs. west 1919
west line of VIM. Little's entry No. 2550(;
thence south with said line 1918 chains to
the beginning, containing 6OO acres, more or
less.
Also, about 222 acres adjoining said 500
acres, BONDED on the east by the Mississippi
and Tennessee railroad, on the north by
Noncounah creek, on the west by the Horn
Lake road and the Townsend and, and on
the south by said COO acres and by its north
line extended to the Mississippi and Tennes-
see railroad.
Also, the following trait Of land will be
sold Subject TO the widow s dover and home
stead feinl, or so much thereof AS will be
necessary 10 discharge the balance of the in
debtedness, W.: The remainder of he VIM.
PersOns grant No, 1884 for ls6D acres, in
Shelby county, Tennessee, range 3, section
l, the orig nal of which is described as fol.
lnws;. Beg ming at the northeast corner OF
the VIM. Lii ties entry No. $50: thence east
Ill so chains; thence south lat ~ chains
crossing NOnconnah crcek) III so chains !;
thence west 1ll50 chains TO- VIM. Little's
line; thsnce north lat 81 chains crossing
L., oh N ha ha-
ginning, excluding the Webb CT Haggerty
2e6.l2 acres embraced In the above bounds:
lying south OF y onConnah creek and cast Of
the Mississippi and Tennessee railroad
track, and excluding, and excepting Toe ".
II. Townsend tract of 100 acres conveyed BY
deed of Pater Mi cheil. recoTdt in book "A,
page 50, Registers office, also embraced in
the above ard excluding the S22 acres first
herein described and embraced in the mort
gage to Enoch Ensley
Also, the tract of 70 acres lying south OF
the grant above described in range Q, section
!. beginning at the southwest 3orner of VIM:
Persons entry No. 2552; thence north ~
poles to the southeast corner of entry No.
255l: thence west 400 poles to the southwest
corner of said eEtry on title east line !;
thence south 2S Loles 10 Little's southeast
corner; thtnce east 400 poles to the begin
ming.
tract ly ng south OF the old State line, or the
Chickasaw cession survey, and not nj traced
in the Peter Mitchell suhn division, and
bounded on the south by the ThOs. II. Allen
tract n w owned by G. Nee ", on the east
by Peter Nit hells subdivision, and on the
ncrlh by said 20 a cre tract
Alto, lots Nos. II and IS of the Peter Mitch
ell subdivision, recorded n lat book No. b.,
page 20, fronting on the Mississippi and Ten.
mes, ee railroad, and containing about ~
Terms Of Sale 5000 in cash, $500 in six
months. &c., 90 in twelve months, and toe
baau oe in two, three and four years; notes
besring interest from date, with apprOvec
iecurity, required; lien retained.
This April rs, 1887.
s. /. MCDOWELL Clerk and Master.
By B. F. Coleman, D. Q. and M; 90. 4
Dabney NJ. Scales, Bigelow Il Hill, Craft d
Cooper, Humes 4 POat0n, Solicitors.